i want to speak about human rights and talk about the legacy of moscone. disabled people all over the bay area occupied the h e w office on this fifth floor of the undertaking. they were there 10 days without any hydrogen facilities. george moscone asked them to set up make up showers and they reviewed. george moscone went to the hardware store and purchased hoses and directed them to set up makeshift showers. moscone carried about folks and went out of his way to make sure the service happened. we would like to honor his legacy especially in particular i want to make sure that it's clear that i do represent the harvey milk club we believe that every san franciscan is do you respect and district in the city of san francisco. i want to thank eric mar about the hunger issues in the city and county of san francisco >> good evening supervisors it's past 6:00 p.m. i had an interesting dream. let's have a roll call vote on public corruption in san francisco all in favor, say i. . let's have a roll call vote in child porn and can i have a roll call vote on where

san francisco mayor george moscone. and harvey milk were shot to death. a look the the vigil in their honor. coming up in a live report. business opening on thanksgiving. how area small businesses able to compete? >> pam: kron 4's justine waldman found out what some local stores have to say about the holiday madness. and next: a young san francisco boy is rescued. after nearly drowning in a florida pool. we hear from the good samaritan who stepped in to save him. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> pam: >> reporter: they're thankful for the help of another man vi

both honoring milk and moscone who even in death it continue to impact politics in san francisco. jana katsuyama live from city hall. >> reporter: frank, one of the marchers departed from steps here at city hall. the other just ended here in the past hour. both, as you mentioned, at times were at odds. ♪ [ music ] hope was the word of the evening as the first memorial brought family and friends of harvey milk, and george moscone together on the steps of city hall. >> equality, and justice requires vigilance. this is one of the great nights that we remember heros like harvey milk and george moscone. >> we're here to keep the flame of their vision burning, and their memories alive. >> reporter: today, officials accredited milk and moscone. as the group marched with candles from city hall to harvey milk plaza in the castro. >> it's pretty amazing. >> reporter: as one group marched from city hall, another gathered to march on city hall. >> 1/3 of the homeless people in san francisco are lgbt. there's many drivers of it, the main driver being eviction. >> reporter: they say milk and mo

both honoring milk and moscone who even in death it continue to impact politics in san francisco. jana katsuyama live from city hall. >> reporter: frank, one of the marchers departed from steps here at city hall. the other just ended here in the past hour. both, as you mentioned, at times were at odds. ♪ [ music ] hope was the word of the evening as the first memorial brought family and friends of harvey milk, and george moscone together on the steps of city hall. >> equality, and justice requires vigilance. this is one of the great nights that we remember heros like harvey milk and george moscone. >> we're here to keep the flame of their vision burning, and their memories alive. >> reporter: today, officials accredited milk and moscone. as the group marched with candles from city hall to harvey milk plaza in the castro. >> it's pretty amazing. >> reporter: as one group marched from city hall, another gathered to march on city hall. >> 1/3 of the homeless people in san francisco are lgbt. there's many drivers of it, the main driver being eviction. >> reporter: they say milk and mo

moscone told him no, he had already picked someone to replace him.morning of november 27th, dan white took his service revolver to city hall. >> pam: to avoid metal detectors he slipped in through a basement window. he killed george moscone in the mayor's suite, then walked down the hall and gunned down harvey milk, moscone's close political ally, >> pam: as the news spread, crowds gathered at city hall. flags were lowered to half=staff. >> pam: a single bouquet lay on the steps below the window to the mayor's office. dan white was charged with murder with special circumstances. >> pam: the jury convicted him only on the relatively minor charge of voluntary manslaughter. the verdict provoked the white night riots, with dozens of police cars burned by outraged gay activists. white was paroled in 1984 and committed suicide less than two years later. friends say he never expressed any remorse for the killings. >> pam: dianne feinstein served for the rest of george moscone's term. she was elected mayor in her own right for two terms before winning a seat

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moscone and milk were shot by disgruntled former supervisor dan white. harvey milk was the city's first openly guy supervisor. today at 4:30, a public remembrance is scheduled on the steps of city hall followed by a candlelight vigil march to the castro catholic. at 7:00, a candlelight vigil will be held at the harvey milk plaza. that will be followed by a march back to city hall where community organizers will call for more affordable housing, an issue they say milk was passionate about. >>> a thanksgiving tradition that's enjoyed across the country is in jeopardy. why organizers say the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city could be missing its iconic balloons. soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com or call 1-800-300-1506. >>> stocks up i

what are we doing about this in the moscone center? i saw that adams house and the commissioner, you know, i want to know what's happening. >> thank you, commissioner through the chair we take the concerns of our stakeholders with respect to the transfer and what's floeptd the future people's no. 1 once the city is the holder of those assets. we received a letter and it's in your packet. we the moscone expansion team is a partnership between the convention center and economic development and dwp i personally why'd requested a meeting with john ram the planning director and the expansion team approximately october 18th there were a number of reviews with an advisory committee in the community but because if so so important to our current $0.63 assets and has a potential impact on our stakeholders whether it's the museums or the restaurants the active public is that a i wanted to personally understand where argue staff what's the proposal. there was an overview proposal presented some time ago as a result of the october 18th meeting we i

mayor george moscon sxichlt supervisor harvey milk had been assassinated. >> vic lee joins us live now from the castro district. vic? >> to mark this anniversary, community combrupz are gathering together today. they will converge here but fishgs let's take a look at what's happening there. a large group gathered there to memorialize the two men. george mosconi was a popular mayor who defined modern day progressive is what happened 35 years ago today. >> both mayor moscon sxichlt supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed >> november 27, 1978. dan white a former firefighter elected to the board of supervisors shot and killed the two men at city hall. he resigned from the board, but wanted his seat back. white was angry that mosconi refused to reappoint him he packed his gun and went to city hall. white slipped in through a door in the basement. willie brown was an assemblyman meeting with mosconi in the mayor's office he left just 45 seconds before white entered. >> we were having coffee george said, you know, how do i just tell this guy it's over? etc.? but i've got to do it. i

did i mention we're keeping moscone in continues operation during the construction. well, the city is engaged in creating a new violation for our waterfront. 3 partnerships are focusing this discussion each looking at to recognize the project. pier 70 this is a 69 acre property in the dog patch neighborhood. it's operated a shipyard since the spanish american war. we have the preservation of 8 historic buildings. the plan incorporated o incorporates new planning space to encourage the entrepreneurs to become markers. their ref worldwide claim that make sure they have a product worldwide market. the plan provides 15 acres of open space 2 and one half a million open space. and just up 3 street the promise is striking a similar balance providing public amenities including an 8 acre park while phil in the empty lot with office space and a retail. as you'll hear from jack bear the giant are thinking big on how to engage our community that's the giant. you all know what's coming next the warriors arena. and we're blessed to have a world-class waterfront. it's x larter to h

our don knapp was there, to >>> it wants free at the moscone center today. there weren't any sales.ut crowds were looking at and dreaming about the next generation of automobiles. our don knapp was there, too. >> reporter: this is the thanksgiving feast for car buffs, 38 manufacturers. you can climb inside without a salesman getting in with you. i notice you all three got in. is that how you check out a car? >> definitely, yeah. got to check out the back seat, too. >> reporter: one-stop window shopping for just about every car. >> you have the hybrids. you have electric cars. you have the suvs. you have the crossovers. certainly, the exotic cars are the eye candy. >> reporter: none much sweeter than this lamborghini. >> about $400,000 for this one. that one goes from 450 to $500,000. >> reporter: this lambeau is on sale for half that. since they won't let us drive this lamborghini at moscone center we can only tell you what it feels like. when you get into it, it feels like it fits you live a glove, a $200,000 glove. these try a convertible, others clammer for the spongebob highland

>> outside the moscone center, this group wants the former first lady to run for president in 2016. >> people are so fired up, you know. you know, to support hillary and we are organizing early and we are really excited. >> there were also a lot of people inside moscone west who wanted and paid to see clinton but couldn't because of capacity issues. >> we got here and they put me in an overflow room with a big screen tv and said i couldn't go in to see hillary. >> i don't want to videoconference. we showed up to see hillary. >> clinton supporters called this passion for a woman who has yet to show a sign or even a nod to what's to come. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> how would hillary clinton do if she ran for president in 2016 and faced new jersey republican governor chris christie? according to a poll conducted by cnn, clinton would find more support in likely voters in new jersey, 50% to the 43% christie would get. national polls have clinton leading by 5%. >> knew this morning, chris christie is criticizing obama and obamacare. the president is apologize to go

she was the keynote speaker of the national association of realtors association at the moscone center. there was a q and a segment. >> they asked her if she was going to run and she wouldn't fully say. she said she hadn't decided yet. >> outside the moscone center this group wants the former first lady to run for president in 2016. >> people are so fired up to support hillary and we are organizing early and we are really, site the. >> there were also a lot of people inside moscone west who wanted and paid to see clinton but couldn't because of capacity issues. >> we got here and they put me in an overflow room with a big screen tv and said i couldn't go in to see hillary. >> we showed up to see hillary. >> clinton supporters called this passion for a woman who has yet to show a sign or even a nod to what's to come. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> how would hillary clinton do if she ran for president in 2016 and faced new jersey republican governor chris christie? according to a poll conducted by cnn. clinton would find more support in new jerseyry, 53% christie wou

>> outside the moscone center this group wants the former first lady to run for president in 2016. >> people are so fired up to support hillary and we are organizing early and we are really excited. >> there were also a lot of people inside moscone west who wanted and paid to see clinton but couldn't because of capacity issues. >> we got here and they put me in an overflow room with a big screen tv and said i couldn't go in to see hillary. >> i'm on a videoconference. we showed up to see hillary. >> clinton supporters called this passion for a woman who has yet to show a sign or even a nod to what's to come. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> how would hillary clinton do if she ran for president in 2016 and faced new jersey republican governor chris christie? according to a poll conducted by cnn, clinton would find more support in new jersey 53% christie would get and more on christie after his commanding win in the governor's race. christie goes one-on-one with george stephanopoulos this morning on "this week." what issues will he tackle next in his second term? what

family and friends of milk and moscone will be speaking about the two men.t has been thirty-five years after the city's first openly gay supervisor was assassinated at city hall along with the mayor. they were killed by a disgruntled former city supervisor, dan white. >> the white house says it welcomes the supreme court's decision to hear a challenge to the federal health care law. the high court has combined challenges by two christian-owned firms. including the craft store hobby lobby. who oppose providing birth control insurance for its employees because of the company's religious beliefs. companies that don't offer the coverage could be fined up to one-point-three- million dollars daily. justices will hear arguments in march and a decision is expected by late june. >> good morning. ed this is something that is upsetting people. this misshapen gaming industry. stawith will b >> now time for the tech report with gabe slate. >> admen use this to show naked pictures of his wife on-line. i will warn you, if you have children you might want to have the leave

family and friends of milk and moscone will be speaking about the two men.n thirty-five years after the city's first openly gay supervisor was assassinated at city hall along with the mayor. they were killed by a disgruntled former city supervisor, dan white. the i-r-s and u-s treasury department are proposing new rules that would curb the involvement of tax- exempt organizations in political campaigns. the rules would restrict the ability of social welfare groups to engage in activities, like campaign advertising for or against a specific candidate and voter registration drives. this comes in the wake of controversy over the i-r-s' scrutiny of liberal and conservative groups. earlier this year, the i-r- s admitted it held up groups seeking tax-exempt status if they had the words "tea party" or "patriot" in their name. but the agency said it was not targeting groups out of political bias. the i-r-s will ask for public opinion on the proposed rules before making them final. the supreme court has agreed to hear another case involving the president's health car

remembering san flan george moscone and harvey milk, the two very different memorials. >>> and the bay is producing a lot of traffic and we will have more on when the cloud will be moving out of town. . >>> supervisor george moscone and harvey milk were remembered in two different ways on the a assassination -- memorial of their assassination. first was organized by the hara kari -- harvey milk club. >> we are here to focus on the housing crisis and we have developed a platform of demands for city hall. >>> they were one of the elected officials and an unhappy person killed both of them inside city hall. >>> they blame a notorious street ganging for a notorious operation. there have been 8 arrests including a leader of a street gang. many koch if i shops are involved and a -- coffee shop is -- many coffee shops are involved. >>> there was a chemical spill and the potential is 30,000 gallons of flammable liquid which leaked out and 400 homes are still evacuated and crews are working around the clock to clean up the mess but many cannot return home until saturday. >>> another delay with

this is time-lapse video of the tent at the moscone center and over 120,000 are expected to spend theeam force conference which wraps up on thursday. >> a boy in the south bay who wanted to help typhoon haiyan victims came up with a "sweet" idea organizing two bake sales with money raised to typhoon haiyan victims and all streets were donated. they brought in over $900 and the parents mapped that amount so a total of $1,816 is going to the international rescue committee. >> great job. i know other kids who did something similar so combined, think of the power. >> just like voting. it takes one vote, one kid, one dollar, whatever you can spare. you can see the clouds moving in across the state, and palm springs is 76 and scattered showers offshore around los angeles and san diego, and increasing clouds and mid-60's chico and sacramento and 71 in fresno. in tahoe the snow will fall and this is how it looks tomorrow. snow level is around 6,500' and that will rise on wednesday with a push of air to 7,500' so there will be rain and then the levels drop on thursday but most of the moisture

the former secretary o state association of realtors nal convention at e moscone center.supporters rallied outside hours before clinton took the stage. they were holding signs that sa, i'm ready for hillary. >> we want to show she has the support she needs to run for office whenever she decides. >> she's lookinguite presidential might say,o i believe there was lot of hints. >> second stop was at a fund-raiser at t regency ballroom in the city. litenant governor gav newsom attended the event with was aimed at youngervoters, a daughter chelsea clinton was also alongside her moth. >>> uc stunts could get an early christmas prent. no tuition hike for the upcoming year. th tuition freeze still needs the approval for the 2014-'15 academic year. the proposal comes a year aft theroposition o30 which spared them a $250 million midyear funding cut. it asses another $26 million in renue from out of state >> what a great idea. really to hp students fulfill all of their goals and aspiration that is such a great help a aid to reay help out not just thetudent community but the entire co

obligation it requires us to transfer property to the city and the properties that fall into that are the moscone which we have a ground lease and that requires us to transfer that property back to the city once the bonds are paid off and once the represent is fully paid. and then the second property that falls in that a subset is the land that we lease and those require a transfer to the port once the successor obligations are completed. a second a subset of enforceable obligations that requires transfer are the properties the land that we acquire from the navy that's not going to be developed for public purposes that we transfer to the shipyard developer for the private uses. and then another property that falls in that a subset is the particles that's related to the phase two shipyard and that d da requires those particles be transferred to the san francisco housing authority as part of the construction of the replacement housing project for the alice griffith housing project. a third sibling set in the enforceable innovation category is enforceable obligations are require the agency to have a

. >>> today will mark 35 years since harvey milk and mayor george moscone were assassinated at city hall. a march like this one last year will start this afternoon at city hall. thousands will walk through the streets to the plaza at market and castro streets named in honor of mr. milk. >>> and it's not just students who skip school. sometimes teachers do it, as well. yesterday was a prime example for the san francisco unified school district. 432 teachers called in sick or took a personal day. that's 12% of the district's teachers. also 179 teacher's aides were absent as well making 611 in total to missed the day before thanksgiving. >> a lot of us are taking the day or two days off before thanksgiving so we can get on the road early, be with our families be safe going to our holiday travels so it doesn't bother me that teachers are taking off. they have a right just like anybody else. >> a number of districts in the bay area have the week off. a district spokesman tells us san francisco schools are considering that, as well. >>> police are looking for a man they say killed two cats in

right now, residents remembering a very dark day in the city's history. 35 years ago today that mayor moscon sxichlt supervisor harvey milk were shot and killed by former supervisor dan white. today's commemoration includes a march and speeches by local dignitaries. this is the first remembrance of the fateful day. a second event, another march begins just before 7:00. let's listen for just a moment. >> in which we had had strangeness of jim jones which i hoped some of you remember, a local minister, who took a thousand people into the jungle in south america, and then, fed them kool aid to have a mass suicide. that is pretty strange, also. harvey's legacy is that he was able... >> carolyn silver was on the hit list i remember a reporter just starting in the business i remember that day very well. very sad day in our history. >> police cited six people for disrupting business at the port of oakland today officers moved truck drivers and supporter as way from entrances this morning. these demonstrators pushing for better pay and financial help in order to comply with new air emissions stand s

the assassinations of marriage george moscone and harvey milk. this day is being marred with the march for leaders. linda yee says this week also marks another dark time that captivated the attention of the gay community. linda. >> reporter: liz, 25 years ago, this week, there was a lawsuit filed in san francisco courts asking if doctors who care for specific patients can refuse to help aids patients. very different times then. there was a lot of hysteria and there was a lot of anxiety over the fatal disease that the doctors who cared for people some of them were afraid to help. they were scary times. a new infectious disease was attacking gay men. >> i was terrified. my wife and why were both doctors in the early epidemic and we had a lot of concerns about getting infected without knowing it. >> reporter: it was aids, a virus that shut down immune systems causing patients to suffer from a rare cancer or pneumonia with no known cures. >> people were downright scared and afraid of dying. >> reporter: the death rate was doubling every year. and the

people moving from la and you got to think ellis act was voted from san francisco, remember george moscone and harvey milk was killed, aids was coming out in san francisco and people went in and voted for the ellis act and you took advantage of people at a horrible time. san francisco, you know it's amazing, knob hill and the mission all round this city you have taken all the people houses and i can't believe the young educated uppies are coming here with at the twitter and pushing people out. it's time for someone with common sense. i have the first family on the back of me. the mayor should take history 49. the paepl who drive in want apartments in this city so they are coming in to take what they didn't realize the city would get transportation, they want to come live here now because they have put so much green gas out in those 9 big counties they are coming here and it's time for you to join the community housing partnership and find out why people's apartments are being taken. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> thank you very much for having this hearing. i was born

setting up for the four-day convention happening on howard street between the north and halls of the moscone center. $1250,000 people are expected to -- 150,000 people are expected to attend. >>> photos of a santa cruz boy and his puppy napping together have gone viral on the internet. just days after being adopted from the santa cruz spca, theo the puppy began to nap with the oldest son, bo. his mother gee gan to -- began to post pictures on her blog. theo was part of -- part of a litter of 11 pickup pips -- puppies. >>> santa cruz is renaming their school for one day after a fictional character. emmerson college plants to put ron burgundy's name on the communication school for one day. he's the name of the lead news reader in "anchorman." the college's president says burgundy understands the power of the media and the power of hair spray. the one-day renaming will be accompanied by an early screening of the film "ankgerman ii" due -- "anchoron ii." >>> coming up at 5:00, we're learning more to find out about the two people killed in that crash this morning. >>> thank you for making cute yo

but in both places, it was no media allowed. [ cheers and applause ] on the steps of the moscone center, hillary clinton supporters held signs and sang songs. >> i want her to come out and say hello, but she need to know we are behind her. >> he is waiting to shut the whole building down. >> reporter: inside the center at the national association of realtors convention, dozens were turned in. no more room to hear the keynote speech by hillary clinton and people who came from far awry not happy. >> we got to e-mail our president as well as hillary clinton. this is horrible. >> but once you are in the building, you have to have permission. >> reporter: also cut off. the media. banned from all clinton speeches in san francisco. the realtors who did hear hillary's speech said she sounded presidential. >> she dressed amazing. presidential looking. she talked about politics in asia more than home. >> reporter: tonight at the regency ballroom fund raising for the clinton foundation, a speech, and no media allowed. politics professor cory cooke says clinton is walking a thin line between citize

today marks 35 years since san francisco's first openly gay supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone were assassinated at city hall. in just a few hours, a march like this one from last year will start at city hall. thousands will walk through the streets to it the plaza at market and castro streets, named in honor of milk. >>> to mark the first night of chanukah, san francisco will light a menorah at union square today. lighting begins at 5 p.m. festivities are open to the public. they include food, music and children's activities. >>> so while families are carving up turkey tomorrow, others will be fighting for a spot in line for stores opening on thanksgiving day. there's a lot of them. kpix 5's keit do explains where this trend could head next. >> reporter: this year, more retailers than ever before afford first time opening on thanksgiving. at least a dozen stores are newcomers including macy's, j.c. penney and coal kohl's. >> is it really in the best interest of individuals? maybe not. they get so frantically almost obsessed about shopping that they lose the bigger picture, whi

. >>> today is 35 years since if's gay supervisor, harvey milk and george moscone were assassinated atusands will walk through the streets to the plaza at market and castro streets named in honor of milk. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. we have some "holiday light" traffic all around the bay area. no big problem spots even our earlier backups through livermore and pleasanton has now dissipated and just a little slow as you approach the dublin interchange. bay bridge no metering lights. looks great coming into san francisco from the east bay. and here's a live look at the nimitz, 880 in oakland. looking good as well past the oakland coliseum and oakland airport if that's where you're going this morning. that is your "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >> we have a lot of clouds in the skies today. should be a decent day though out around the bay area. at sfo, we have some partly cloudy skies, as well. of course, delays if you are heading towards the east coast. we have a major storm brewing there. nothing here though. we are going to keep

something besides shopping to do in san francisco today, the international auto show is back at the moscone center. it opened yesterday be the show includes 38 manufactures showing off their 2014 even 2015 models. managers say customers are looking for economy, safety, and environmental responsibility. concept cars also on display giving folks a peek at the possible future. the auto show runs through sunday. >>> right now its 4:41. not everyone is in support of black friday shopping. the protest being planned at a local walmart today and what workers are demanding. >> i look down and my skirt is on fire. and i freak out. because i'm on fire. >> speaking out for the first time what the victim that was set on fire on an ac transit bus. >>> we are looking at a pretty decent commute. a lot of people going to the malls. highway 24 looks good. >>> the weather pattern continues to be very, very quiet. it will continue this way into the weekend but there are significant changes looming for next week. i'll tell you what those are. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. tragedy on a bus

people are gathered to mark the 35th anniversary of this ss nation of san francisco mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey not. news chopper to his overhead near casper and market . this crowd is at least several hundred people strong. marchers are set to head to city hall where they plan to hold a vigil or they were killed by night in 1970 by former supervisor dan white stomach a san francisco organization is been a beacon for the home of young people has been ordered to close its doors before the end of the year. some say the city's booming real estate market may be to blame. >> for 12 years young people in san francisco's haight districts say they have had an oasis at the homeless youth alliance. but it's now set to shut down on christmas day. >> it's heartbreaking. >> heartbreaking for those who come here off the streets for shower, food, a place to nap or needle exchange. hya serves young people up to 29 years old . >> we do a lot of one-on-one counseling and we have a therapist and psychiatrist, and the numbers for use in them have junk for 40% on last two years. >> the buildin

why 120,000 people are expected to pack the moscone center in san francisco today. >>> we have a deadly crash in oakland that is still taking up lanes and traffic is down to one lane here on interstate 880. we'll tell you what is the good area to avoid and right now what the progress is. >>> its been a long time since we said maybe some rain will sweep over the area. it won't be today. we could fine tune that by tonight. >>> this morning investigators are combing through the wreckage of am deadly plane crash. 50 people were killed when a boeing 757 crashed. it is can'ted to take weeks to identify some of the victims. investigators are looking into whether the airlines financial problems were a factor in the crash. >>> international aid has started to arrive in parts of the philippines after a devastating typhoon there. many people in remote villages still waiting for food and water ten days after that disaster. more than 5,000 people were killed or declared missing after that storm. the country's energy secretary has pledged to restore power but not until christmas eve. >>> events benef

come down, sign up and take them around moscone center. it's a wonderful time. >> reporter: it's a great time. you will be open from when to when? >> we open today. we'll run through monday the 2nd 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. except for that final monday when we're closing the a8:00. it's only $10 for adults. children 12 and under are free. >> reporter: if you are looking for some way to maybe get rid of some of those calories before you do all that consumption later on this is a good place to do it. come out to the auto show here. the weather is cooperating. let's check out that forecast. low pressure spinning off the coastline of southern california, sending a few clouds in our direction today. but think otherwise we are looking at a very nice thanksgiving day around the bay area. you will see a mix of sun and clouds into the afternoon with mild temperatures probably a little above average and then a few clouds overnight tonight with some chilly temperatures still showing up in the valleys. some of the numbers will be back down into the 30s. but

marissa mayer will speak at moscone center in san francisco tonight. this evening, the chairman and ceo of salesforce will speak. thousands are expected to attend the concert for kids. the money will help fund a new building for ucsf children's hospital at the mission bay campus which is set to open february of 2015. >>> well, coming up -- the social media world blowing up with selfies today. we'll tell you why and after several fiery incidents involving tesla's model s, the government is now taking action. [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> stocks going back and forth as we await what the federal bank will do. the dow is up 8. >>> tesla's ceo elon musk says he's asked for a federal investigation into his own line of cars after three recent model s fires. he said he'

we have road closures in the city because of the convention at the moscone center that will last through friday. howard street is closed between 3rd and 4th and will re-open after friday. >> it is 4:56. this morning, beauty products company origin is recalling one of their face creams after scoffing mold in it. the recall involves the mega mushroom soothing face cream. the mold could increase the risk of infection for some people including those with compromised skin or who wear certain contact lens if it got in their eyes. origins says that no other products were affected. you can return the face cream for a full refund. >> a new report that says the features that allow the ails to fly themselves are eroding piloting skills, with pilots so rely at on computers and automation they are getting rusty on flying an aircraft. they may also become confused when the auto pilot does not behave the way they expect making crashes more likely. they recommend better training for pilots to fly. they are looking at a problem with automation as a cause of the asiana flight 214 back in july. >> after a

. >> both mayor moscone and harvey milk have been shot and killed. was then dianne feinstein who broke the news that moscone and milk had been shot by disgruntled former supervisor, dan white. harvey milk was the city's first openly gay supervisor. a public remembrance will be held today at 4:30 p.m. on the steps of city hall followed by a candlelight march to the castro strict. at 7:00, a candlelight vigil will be held at the harvey milling plaza. the at second event -- at the second event, there will be a request for afoebdable housing -- affordable housing, something that harvey milk was passionate about. >>> veteran officers in arizona say they've never seen anything like it. three sisters held captive for two years. the relatives accused of the abuse. >>> good morning. we're looking at a commute that's a little lighter than usual. you can tell by looking at 237. however, find out how later today, this could be a whole different story. >>> well, the weather is very quiet here on the west coast. everyone has been downstream. will it stay that way

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